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Mariette Lydis (1887–1970) was an Austrian-Argentine painter.
Lydis was born in Vienna,
Austria on
August 24, 1887,
under the name
Marietta Ronsperger...
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Lydian Sister systems Some
other alphabets of Asia
Minor ISO 15924 ISO 15924
Lydi (116), Lydian
Unicode Unicode alias Lydian Unicode range U+10920–U+1093F...
- Egan, Foujita,
Louis Icart,
Joseph Kuhn-Régnier,
Georges Lepape,
Mariette Lydis, Milo Manara, André
Edouard Marty,
Georges Pichard, Rojan,
Marcel Vertès...
- Visser, Dido; Sieuwerts, Anita; Fernandes, Celio; Jansen, Maurice; van Driel,
Lydi; Poley, Jan-Werner; Peppelenbosch, Maikel; Cahen, Djuna; Fuhler, Gwenny;...
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illustrated by
Henri Matisse, Les
Jeunes Filles,
illustrated by
Mariette Lydis, and
others illustrated by Jean Cocteau,
Robert Cami, Édouard
Georges Mac-Avoy...
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December 2011 at the
Wayback Machine Goldschläger, Daniel. "Mariette
Lydis". Arte y Colección (in Spanish).
Archived from the
original on 26 April...
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explored Lyci 202
Lycian left-to-right
Lycian 5.1 29 Ancient/historic Ch 8.5
Lydi 116
Lydian right-to-left script
Lydian 5.1 27 Ancient/historic Ch 8.5 Mahj...
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Title Role
Source 2020
Cagaster of an
Insect Cage
Lydi 2023 Yakitori:
Soldiers of
Misfortune Amalia Schulz...
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Territorial Unit from 15
August 1945 to 31
January 1946
Until July 1947,
Lydis. From
summer 1948, Butigeidis.
Renamed to
Vaidotas in late 1947. Renamed...
- left (as were
Etruscan and
early Gr****) or boustrophedon.
Lydian alphabet (
Lydi 116) – ancient; some
texts are left-to-right or boustrophedon. Bidirectional...
